The low-cost carrier has decided to increase its frequencies to London as well as to Warsaw in the wake of the WOW air bankruptcy.

Air Serbia, Tibet Airlines and Juneyao Air will start operations at HEL in 2019, while Finnair is also starting new routes.

The low-cost carrier says its profits will be at the upper end of expectations this year, thanks to rising demand.

The latest route announcement from Keflavik confirms Wizz as the first non-Icelandic carrier to operate ten routes from the airport.

The two rival low-cost carriers have been fined in Italy for “deceiving consumers” with their hand luggage policies.

It will be the first year-round link between the two cities, as coastal Gdansk becomes “a very popular destination for Norwegians”.

Wizz Air has announced a third aircraft at Kutaisi – and six new routes, to make a total of 27 from its Georgian base.

Travel to and from Polish cities are proving to be big hits for both incoming and outbound traffic, the airport claims.

The low-cost carrier Wizz Air is increasing its presence in southwestern Finland with three new routes.

The low-cost carrier is to base a ninth plane in Bulgaria, to fly from the Black Sea resort city of Varna to six cities.

Speaking at a recent conference in Berlin, Wizz chief József Váradi credited a “critically important” competitive advantage.

Deep-pocketed Arizona-based Indigo Partners has agreed in principle an unspecified WOW air investment.

Wizz Air has announced its 26th base in Krakow, an increasingly popular city for its culture, history and food.

A route to Vienna kicked off on Sunday – the first of four new connections to capital cities on the continent.

The fast-growing low-cost carrier is blaming higher fuel prices for an estimated €80 million hit on net profit.

In a new “customer-focused” baggage policy, the budget carrier says an on-board bag is guaranteed for all.

The magic date of March 29 next year can change everything in the competitive airline landscape in Europe.

Already the market leader in the Lithuanian capital, the Hungarian low-cost carrier announces two more routes from Lithuania.

The low-cost carrier will start flights to Oslo’s main airport for the first time as part of an expansion from Poland.

The low-cost carrier is making more city pairs, this time Billund-Kiev and Copenhagen-Lviv.